u/DueStandard9935

Hi, I’m 20 and currently in my 1st year of college. I’m looking to start earning through part-time work to manage my personal expenses since my financial support is limited.

I’ve completed a 1-month internship as a Research Analyst, where I worked on research, data collection, reporting, and basic Excel/Google Sheets tasks.

I’m open to:

• internships
• part-time jobs
• remote work
• freelance gigs

If anyone has genuine suggestions, platforms, or referrals, I’d really appreciate it. Thank you 😄

Hi, I’m 20 and currently in my 1st year of college. I’m looking to start earning through part-time work to manage my personal expenses since my financial support is limited.

I’ve completed a 1-month internship as a Research Analyst, where I worked on research, data collection, reporting, and basic Excel/Google Sheets tasks.

I’m open to:

• internships
• part-time jobs
• remote work
• freelance gigs

If anyone has genuine suggestions, platforms, or referrals, I’d really appreciate it. Thank you 😄

I’m currently studying at IEM Kolkata in CSE.

my_qualifications: Current BTech CSE student at IEM Kolkata.

A lot of students keep asking about attendance, placements, coding culture and campus life, so I thought I’d share my experience.

Pros:

• Competitive coding environment
• Decent placement opportunities
• Active tech events and coding culture

Cons:

• Strict attendance
• Academic pressure can get high
• Campus is smaller compared to some other colleges

Overall, I think IEM is good for students who are focused on placements and skill-building, but self-study is still very important.

If anyone has questions about hostel, academics, placements or campus life, ask below and I’ll answer honestly.

I’m currently studying at IEM Kolkata in CSE.

my_qualifications: Current BTech CSE student at IEM Kolkata.

A lot of students keep asking about attendance, placements, coding culture and campus life, so I thought I’d share my experience.

Pros:

• Competitive coding environment
• Decent placement opportunities
• Active tech events and coding culture

Cons:

• Strict attendance
• Academic pressure can get high
• Campus is smaller compared to some other colleges

Overall, I think IEM is good for students who are focused on placements and skill-building, but self-study is still very important.

If anyone has questions about hostel, academics, placements or campus life, ask below and I’ll answer honestly.